Jana

I am working on a project similar to Luke DuBois's "Billboard" for my senior research. As my patches stand now, they only work for simple audio files, such as a person singing one note. For more complex files (i.e. pop songs), they play only low, noisy tones. I think I need to add normalization but are there any other things I need to change? Below is what I have so far.

I am working on a project similar to Luke DuBois's "Billboard" for my senior research.  As my patches stand now, they only work for simple audio files, such as a person singing one note.  For more complex files (i.e. pop songs), they play only low, noisy tones.  I think I need to add normalization but are there any other things I need to change?  Below is what I have so far.

spectral-averaging-a-la-billboard

Do you basically want to realize a phase vocoder, then variations on it?

-in the record pfft~: do you really want [frameaccum~] on the amplitude and phase differences?

-in the play pfft~: do you really no want any [frameaccum~] on the phase?

Do you basically want to realize a phase vocoder, then variations on it?
-in the record pfft~: do you really want [frameaccum~] on the amplitude and phase differences?
-in the play pfft~: do you really no want any [frameaccum~] on the phase?
Jean-François Charles.


Spectral Averaging Ã la "Billboard"